Queen Anne’s County Master Gardeners Announce 9th Annual Plant Sale
… provide a friendly habitat for wildlife like songbirds, butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds at our ‘Ask A Master …
The Challenge of Growing a Lawn in Maryland
… to try to maintain a healthy lawn. Turfgrasses are not native to Maryland. The University of Maryland conducts … point. Weeds are normal and to be expected. Weeds are plants out of place. It is normal for plants to show up by … portion (or all) of your lawn with a garden consisting of native vegetation that provides food and shelter for …
September Gardening Tips and Tasks
… for upcoming seed shares. Wait on pruning perennial plants until late next spring. Certain bees and other … leaving their egg masses be, and planting a diversity of native plants. Scoliid wasp adults (also known as digger … beneficial predators (do not target and kill non-native mantid species). Support these predators by leaving …
Invasive Plants to Avoid Buying for your Yard and Garden in Maryland
… Trees in Maryland | MD Department of Natural Resources Tree ID Keys | Virginia Tech (PDF) Invasive Plants and …
Spiders in Maryland
Garden Gateway Into The Past
Removing Invasive Plants and Planting Natives in Maryland
… Great for meadows, damp woods. Vibrant violet flower. Not deer resistant. Perennial Sensitive fern Onoclea sensibilis … by underground runners- good groundcover, but will range. Deer resistant. Perennial Golden ragwort Packera aurea S, PS, …
County Gardens and Activities
Frederick County Fourth Graders Explore "The Wonderful World of Grains"
Insects: Our Most Under-Appreciated Neighbors
… that rely on one another. Nutrient cycling is when soil nutrients are taken up by plants, insects eat plants, and then those nutrients are reintroduced into the soil when dead insects and droppings are broken back down … accumulate everywhere. They also help create soil texture and circulate nutrients back into the soil, which …